French doors near you
French doors are a pair of hinged doors that open together to connect a room with the garden, patio or balcony. Available in uPVC and aluminium, they suit homeowners wanting a wide, classic opening without the space needed by bifold or large sliding door systems.
French doors in your area
Barnet
- French doors in East Finchley
- French doors in Finchley
- French doors in North Finchley
- French doors in Cricklewood
- French doors in Friern Barnet
- French doors in East Barnet
- French doors in Hampstead Garden Suburb
- French doors in New Barnet
- French doors in Whetstone
- French doors in Woodside Park
- French doors in Golders Green
- French doors in Totteridge
- French doors in Arkley
- French doors in Barnet
- French doors in Mill Hill
- French doors in Monken Hadley
- French doors in Colindale
- French doors in Burnt Oak
- French doors in Edgware
Brent
- French doors in Willesden
- French doors in Brondesbury
- French doors in Kilburn
- French doors in Dollis Hill
- French doors in Kensal Rise
- French doors in Queen's Park
- French doors in Willesden Green
- French doors in Kensal Green
- French doors in Kingsbury
- French doors in Neasden
- French doors in Harlesden
- French doors in Wembley
Broxbourne
Camden
Ealing
Enfield
- French doors in Angel Edmonton
- French doors in Edmonton
- French doors in Lower Edmonton
- French doors in Meridian Water
- French doors in Upper Edmonton
- French doors in Ponders End
- French doors in Bowes Park
- French doors in Brimsdown
- French doors in Bush Hill Park
- French doors in Enfield Highway
- French doors in Grange Park
- French doors in Palmers Green
- French doors in Winchmore Hill
- French doors in Arnos Grove
- French doors in Enfield Lock
- French doors in Enfield Town
- French doors in Enfield Wash
- French doors in Forty Hill
- French doors in New Southgate
- French doors in Southgate
- French doors in Turkey Street
- French doors in Clay Hill
- French doors in Freezywater
- French doors in Gordon Hill
- French doors in Oakwood
- French doors in Botany Bay
- French doors in Cockfosters
- French doors in Crews Hill
- French doors in Hadley Wood
Epping Forest
Hackney
Hammersmith & Fulham
Haringey
- French doors in Northumberland Park
- French doors in White Hart Lane
- French doors in Bruce Grove
- French doors in Seven Sisters
- French doors in South Tottenham
- French doors in Tottenham
- French doors in Tottenham Hale
- French doors in Harringay
- French doors in Noel Park
- French doors in Wood Green
- French doors in Alexandra Park
- French doors in Crouch End
- French doors in Hornsey
- French doors in Stroud Green
- French doors in Fortis Green
- French doors in Highgate
- French doors in Muswell Hill
Hertsmere
Islington
Kensington & Chelsea
Redbridge
- French doors in Snaresbrook
- French doors in South Woodford
- French doors in Woodford
- French doors in Woodford Green
- French doors in Clayhall
- French doors in Redbridge
- French doors in Wanstead
- French doors in Woodford Bridge
- French doors in Gants Hill
- French doors in Barkingside
- French doors in Hainault
- French doors in Ilford
Waltham Forest
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French doors: your questions
Should French doors open inwards or outwards?
Outward-opening French doors are most common in the UK, as they save internal space and seal well against the weather. Inward opening can suit balconies or tight patios. We'll look at your room, patio and any steps outside before recommending the best arrangement.
What is the difference between French doors and bifold doors?
French doors are two hinged leaves, so the opening is limited to their combined width. Bifold doors use several panels that fold and stack to one side, opening up a much wider space. French doors are simpler and often suit narrower openings, while bifolds suit wider rear elevations.
Can I replace a window with French doors?
Often, yes, but it means removing the wall below the window and possibly widening the opening, which needs a suitable lintel and Building Regulations approval. In flats, listed buildings and some conservation areas in London, planning permission may also be needed. We'll explain the process during the survey.
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